Wheel Horse C175

[Devin 27]

I dont know everyrhing about engines yet what is a fused accessesory circuit 😂

Edited November 13, 2017 by Devin

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The head lights on your tractor would be a good choice. Just connect it to the side of the switch that has power with the key "ON" and lights off.

[Devin 27]

Hmm my headlights dont work I was trying to fix them earlier the fuse had corrosion on it I cleaned it and still nothing and can anyone link me to a good quality cheap electric fuel pump I'm on a small budget but I dont want bad quality parts if I can avoid them like preferebly 20$ or less if there is any

 

Edited November 13, 2017 by Devin

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6 hours ago, Devin said:

Is that good or bad 😂

Neither. Just letting you know what model year it is since that model number was used for 2 years.

Kohler made your engine in 1990 and the M18 is an excellent motor.

It was made or came from an American Yard Products tractor which you may know as AYP. Found that here

http://www.partstree.com/parts/kohler-engines/engines-horizontal/m18-24585-kohler-m18-engine-magnum-american-yard-products-18hp-13-4kw-specs-24500-24682/

 

Since the engine has been changed to a different ignition system the 18hp used in the 1987 400-Series tractors should be appropriate for what you have as far as wiring is concerned.

Engine operator manual

Engine service manual

The Magnum engines have an ignition system similar to magneto ignition. The single ignition wire is simply grounded to the chassis to shut the engine off. Do not allow any battery voltage into that wire as that will burn up the ignition system.

 

Garry

[Devin 27]

So is that why my headlights dont work then even though they are wired?

I'm also wondering if it would be possible to convert the acceleration from the level on the dash to a pedal on the right side from what i see it look possible because I just like that better a pedal versus a lever 

Edited November 13, 2017 by Devin

[Devin 27]

The fuel pump for the M18 is 95$ I think I'll go for one of the much cheaper electric ones

Edited November 13, 2017 by Devin

[Devin 27]

Would this work??

There's a lot of these inline fuel pumps for  8-12$ would one of them be a good idea?

 

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  You have a nice project.  Have fun with it!